Draw for 1967 Iowa deer licenses needed after rush
Iowa shotgun license applications for the 1967 deer season surpassed the 6000 cap, triggering a drawing for the remaining 1000 licenses after the initial 6000 were issued. Bow and arrow licenses reached 827, with no deadline and processing completed. A drawing plan will be announced once established.
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Iowa
CROP Giving Aid to Thousands of West German Refugees
Reverend Dale Brown and his family returned from Scotland to Eagle Grove Iowa where he pastors. He described displacement in Neckarelz Germany where refugees doubled the town population and new homes and jobs arose with help from churches and government. He noted Hungarian refugees fleeing last November and the global lack of welcoming destinations for educated people.
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Des Moines
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Each Child's Distinct Personality Analyzed
May P. Youtz explains why siblings with same parents differ in temperament and behavior. Birth order, environment, and inherited traits shape personality, with parents guiding development through everyday factors like food, sleep, and social interactions. The piece links individual development to democracy and equal regard for each child's unique strengths.
Colds guide urges sick workers stay home from office
The Town State Department of Health urges people with a cold to rest at home and avoid spreading infection at work and with family. It advises light meals, plenty of fluids, gentle nose blowing, and disposable tissues to cover coughs or sneezes.
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State Department of Health
Reverend Brown urges Iowa aid for European refugees
The Reverend Mr Brown asks Iowans to give generously to the 1957 Christian Rural Overseas Program appeal to aid homeless refugees fleeing tyranny in western Europe. He says aiding them is one of the easier duties for Iowans and notes that anger leads to poor outcomes.
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Children Urged to Avoid Rides From Strangers in Des Moines
The Iowa State Sheriffs Association warns parents to train school children not to accept rides from strangers and to refuse offers, especially as days shorten and winter approaches. Children should note license numbers and report them to parents, who should record the numbers for safety.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa State Sheriffs Association
J.B. Steinel
Association
Steinel Steinel
Should Your Child Go to Camp Camps Offer Advantages
Dr. Damaris Pease of Town State College says camps aid social development and responsibility through supervised activities. The piece weighs costs and family alternatives, advises choosing age appropriate camps, visiting facilities, and ensuring qualified staff and visiting options.
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Junior
Damaris Pease
Town State College
Pease
Dr. Pease
Raccoon Hunting Opens Across Iowa This Weekend
State Conservation Commission officials remind Iowa sportsmen that the 1957 raccoon season begins at 12 o clock midnight October 26 and runs to midnight February 10 1958. The entire state is open with no daily bag or possession limit.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Raccoon trapping season opens November 10 in TowA
Coon hunters are promised a banner season as officials note raccoon populations remain high across TowA. The trapping period runs from 12 noon November 10 to midnight February 10 1088, with water jets allowed only during musk rat season December 1 to December 31.
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Commission Game
Towa
Marion County Teachers Dinner Tonight Hosted by Pella Club
Pella Teachers Club hosts Marion County teachers at a dinner Thursday evening October 24 at 6 30 p m in the Baptist Church The Martha Firth Circle will serve and Dr Oscar Tompson vice president of the Iowa State ...
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Pella
Martha Firth
Oscar Tompson
Iowa State
Pella High School to Host Association Guest Speaker
The Teachers Association will be guest speaker at an event hosted by Pella High School. Music will be provided by the Vocal and Instrumental Department of Pella High School.
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Teacher's Association
Pella High School
Martinsburg church honors 104-year-old matron at 98th anniversary
Martinsburg Methodist Church celebrated its 98th anniversary honoring Mrs. Mary Patience Speirs as church elder and longtime member. Speirs, aged 104, attended the milestone event with other congregants and dignitaries.
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Mary Patience Speirs
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